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Some delegations also expressed the view that reference should be made to trade.
In addressing UNECE technical cooperation some delegations also expressed the following views.
Some delegations also expressed the view that the work should complement the activities of ITU.
During the second reading of the draft text, at the third session of the Ad Hoc Committee, some delegations also expressed the view that the article should provide for exceptions from the standards foreseen for procurement related to national security.
Some delegations also expressed concerns about the criteria for designation of members of the Council.
To pursue the replacement of outdated terminology with a view to eliminate discriminatory practice, to clarify and/or define unclear terminology, andto bring the language of the Standard Minimum Rules in line with contemporary international standards; some delegations also expressed the wish to revisit the term"prisoner";
Some delegations also expressed their appreciation to the Assistant Administrator and Director, BFA.
Some delegations also expressed doubts about the applicability of this provision in time of peace.
Some delegations also expressed the view that the Subcommittee should conclude its consideration of that issue.
Some delegations also expressed concern at the growing tendency to promote the development of"soft law.
Meanwhile, some delegations also expressed concern about the nature of the activities of the Special Committee.
Some delegations also expressed appreciation for Kiribati's open acknowledgement of its specific human rights challenges.
Some delegations also expressed the hope that the Tribunal would play an even greater role in the future development of the law of the sea.
Some delegations also expressed concern regarding the use of costly and modern technologies in view of the present budgetary constraints.
Some delegations also expressed their support for the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force and welcomed its institutionalization.
Some delegations also expressed concern with regard to the risks associated with the transportation of hazardous and radioactive waste through the Caribbean Sea.
Some delegations also expressed the wish that such an agreement should relate only to specific gases or gas mixtures unavailable on the European market.
Some delegations also expressed appreciation to partners that facilitated these initiatives, in particular KOICA and the International Foundation for the Law of the Sea.
Some delegations also expressed concern about the role and mandate of UNEP in disasters and conflicts and the activities it had undertaken with respect to subprogramme 2.
Some delegations also expressed concern about the possible cost implications of this provision and asked that a reference to“in accordance with available means” be included.
Some delegations also expressed the view that many States were parties to the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement, including most major fishing States.
Some delegations also expressed the view that special reports of the Council to the Assembly should be forthcoming, in accordance with Article 15, paragraph 1, and Article 24, paragraph 3, of the Charter.
Some delegations also expressed concern about the growing tension and displacements in Kosovo, as well as the first displacements of Kosovo Albanians across the border, into Albania.
Some delegations also expressed their support for the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force and welcomed its institutionalization, stressing the need for it to be adequately resourced.
Some delegations also expressed the view that establishing such a definition was inappropriate as the subject of space debris had just been taken up by the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee at its 1994 session.
Some delegations also expressed concern about the lack of resources available to the resident coordinator and asked whether indeed any resources were at the disposal of the resident coordinator for coordination purposes.
Some delegations also expressed support for guidelines related to acceptance of reservations although it was unnecessary to make too much of the distinction between a tacit acceptance and an implicit acceptance.
Some delegations also expressed concern over the relative seniority of these posts with respect to the Resident Coordinator and the Resident Representative in those countries for which the upgradings were proposed.
Some delegations also expressed continued support for strengthening the small island developing States Unit in the secretariat to support implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States.
Some delegations also expressed concern that the State monopoly on the use of force and the core State functions related to the provision of security were increasingly being commodified and outsourced to PMSCs.